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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1908

Page

7

Congressional Districts and Party Seats Listed for Massachusetts

A dense roll call lists governors and clerks, with party lines marked R for Republicans and D for Democrats, naming district by district for the state. It covers First through Twenty-Seventh districts across counties like Essex, Middlesex, Worcester, Suffolk, and Bristol, including notable towns such as Taunton, Fall River, Lynn, and Boston.

Theodore Roosevelt Jr Cast His First Ballot for Republican Ticket

In New York on November 3 Theodore Roosevelt Jr visited Republican headquarters at 88:39 pm and, after Secretary Cortelyou introduced him to Mr Hitchcock, announced he had cast his first vote for a straight Republican ticket once the national ticket was assured to have won.

New York Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Hitchcock Cortelyou Roosevelt

Members of Governor's Council Named by Cities

The list names Chas. O. Brightman New Bedford R Albion F. Bemis Brookline R Edward P. Barry Boston D Walter S. Glidden Somerville R Samuel Cole Beverly R Seward W. Jones Newton R J Lovell Johnson Fitchburg R August H. Goetting Springfield R

Chas. O. Brightman New Bedford Albion F. Bemis Brookline Edward P. Barry Boston Walter S. Glidden Somerville Samuel Cole Beverly Seward W. Jones Newton J. Lovell Johnson Fitchburg August H. Goetting Springfield

Senators elected in Berkshire and neighboring districts

A list of state senators elected from multiple Massachusetts districts. Notable names include William Turtle Pittsfield R Berkshire Hampshire Hampden Allen T. Treadway Stockbridge First Bristol William M. Dean Taunton Second Bristol Joseph Turner Fall River Third Bristol Samuel Ross New Bedford Cape Eben S S Keith Bourne William R Salter Lynn Clifford B Gray Beverly James F Shaw Manchester Harry P Morse Haverhill George Bunting Methuen Franklin Hampshire Dennis E Farley Erving First Hampden Francke W Dickinson Springfield Second Hampden ae Daniel D Mahoney Holyoke Henry C Mulligan Natick Second Middlesex Thorndike Spalding Cambridge Elmer A Stevens Somerville Wilmot R Evans Jr Everett Trifith Middlesex John L Harvey Waltham J Howell Crosby Arlington Sevent Middlesex James Wilson Grimes Reading Joseph H Hibbard Lowell First Norfolk Eugene C Hulstman Quincy Second Norfolk Bradley M Rockwood Sfranklin First Plymouth Melvin S Nash Hanover Second Plymouth Roland M Keith Bridgewater First Worcester Elmer C Potter Worcester R Second Worcester Edward A Cowee Worcester Third Worcester Levi H Greenwood Gardner Fourth Worcester George F Birch Milford Worcester and Hampden Arthur D Norcross Monson

Norfolk Eugene C. Hulstman Quincy Bradley M. Rockwood Sfranklin Plymouth Melvin S. Nash Hanover Roland M. Keith Bridgewater Worcester Elmer C. Potter Edward A. Cowee Levi H. Greenwood Gardner George F. Birch Milford Hampden Arthur D. Norcross Monson

Suffolk Senators Elected in City Ballot

Boston lawmakers Lewis Burnham R second district Richard S Teeling D Edward W Dixon D James I Doyle D Charles D B Fisk R Patrick H OConnor D John J Butler D W Prentiss Parker R Winth district Gideon B Abbott R were elected to the Suffolk Senate in the recent city vote.

Charles E. Dow Boston James H. Knight Edward W. Dixon James I. Doyle Charles D. B. Fisk Patrick H. O’connor John J. Butler W. Prentiss Parker Gideon B. Abbott Boston, R

Representatives Elected From Various Massachusetts Districts

The document lists elected representatives by district and party. Barnstable chain includes Thomas Pattison R and R. Henry A. Ellis. Berkshire districts show Gleason, Hall, Bolger, McClatchey, Foote, Dickson, Tytus, Curtis with party assignments. Bristol district includes Coombs Holman Lincoln Kenney all listed as Republicans.

Homer A. Hall North Adams Berkshire George F. Bolger Adams Freda T. McClatchey Pittsfield Charles R. Foote Clifford H. Dickson R. de P. Tytus Tyringham Frank Curtis Sheffield Bristol Frank O. Coombs North Attleboro Samuel M. Holman Attleboro

Suffolk Representatives by Districts

Suffolk Representatives elected list by district with names and party. First district Bates and Woodside, both Republicans. second Fitzgerald and Hanrahan, both Democrats. third Donovan and McCarthy, Democrats. fourth Hatton Hayes OBrien, Democrats. fifth Carleton, Republican. sixth Grady and Pettite, Democrat and Republican. seventh Brickley, Democrat.

Names of men appointed to fill vacancies

A list of individuals from various counties including Bourne Pittsfield Taunton Chilmark Newburyport Montague Agawam Ware Melrose Lowell Quincy Brockton Clinton Southbridge named to fill vacancies. The roster includes George I Briggs R Arthur W Plumb Richard Fr Warner Moody Kimball Allen Burnham Levi Gould Charles Richardson John Merrill Jere Howard Warren Goodale Arthur Moore.

Levi S. Gould Melrose, R Charles H. Richardson Lowell R. Norfolk

Political Notices of Registrations by County Roster

A listing of residents from various Massachusetts counties including Barnstable Hampden Middlesex Nantucket Norfolk Plymouth Suffolk and Worcester with party affiliations and districts. Names shown include Clarendon Freeman R Arthur Robinson Alger Mahoney Thompson Spooner Abbott Rogers Coleman Cobb Chapman Dolan Mawbey and other residents.

Notable Residents Named in Regional Listing

A list identifies individuals with residences in various towns including Chatham Essex Beverly Chicopee Littleton and Fitchburg. The fragment lists Jonathan Eldridge John Lovett George Bray Frank Pateh and Thomas Sheldon as named residents.

Register of Deeds Elected John A Holway of Sandwich

The report notes John A Holway of Sandwich wins the election for Register of Deeds. The source confirms his name and location, indicating an electoral outcome for the office.

Eddie Curtis Knocks Out Harry Cross

Eddie Curtis defeats Harry Cross in two rounds at the Douglas A. C. in Philadelphia. Curtis had earlier knocked out Jack Hagen and was paired against Cross as the star bout replacing George Cole. Cross is a brother of Leach Cross.

Philadelphia Penn Eddie McAvoy Dimp O'Donnell Manayunk Douglas A. C Jack Hagen George Cole Eddie Curtis Harry Cross Leach Cross

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Aieeencialinis Ward Oo Tata Eciacnilaate Nenem Neahne I Supreme Court George W. Lawrence Frederick H. Gillett Springfield, R Charles G. Washburn Charles Q. Tirrell Natick Butler Ames Augustus P. Gardner Hamilton Ernest W. Roberts Chelsea Samuel W. McCall Winchester John A. Neicher Joseph F. O'Connell Andrew J. Peters John W. Weeks William S. Greene Fall River Lovering Taunton William Harry R. Holt Ralph Davos of Daniel W. Kendrick Fairhaven, R Charles Lewin Laurence S. Perry Andrew P. Doyle R. Hathaway William H. Gifford Westport D. Fred. Moore Edward F. Harrington Joseph A. Parks J. A. Wilfrid Bouvier R. Israel Brayton Isaac E. Willetts R. First Dukes Hamilton J. Greene Oak Bluffs Essex Ralph H. Sargent Merrimac, R R. Franklin Priest Haverhill, R. Third Essex Leslie K. Morse Haverhill Arthur L. Nason Haverhill, R Alfred J. Burcker Lawrence Edgar G. Holt Methuen R. Sixth Essex William A. Hester Lawrence, D James R. Tetler Lawrence, R. Eighth Essex William J. Graham Lawrence, D. Ninth Essex Andrew McTernen Andover R. Tenth Essex Thomas P. Wills North Andover James B. Carbrey Peabody, Ind L.D William Edward Dorman Lynn Martin Lewis Quinn Swampscott Arthur B. Breed John S. Cormack Matthew McCann James M. Noyes James A. Halliday Saugus Charles H. Mansfield Arthur S. Adams Marblehead Charles E. Ebsen Salem R. Eighteenth Essex Robert KE. Pollock R. Winetenth Essex William T. Jeffrey R. Twentieth Essex Arthur Preston Chase Danvers Joseph A. Wallis Charles Homer Barertt Gloucester James E. Tolman Melvin Haskell Horace E. Durgin Wenham Clarence J. Fogg Newburyport Samuel F. Coffin West Newbury Franklin William B. Avery Charlmont, R Arthur L. Smith Grenfield, R John W. Hargis Montague Alton A. Upton Orange FIRST Ernest E. Hobson of Palmer, R Scott Adams Agawam Edwin W. Wall Wilbraham Thomas S. Walsh Michael J. Scully Fifth Hampden Theodore F. Dwight Frank D. Kemp Charles T. Holt Frank G. Hodskins R. Eigeth Hampden John J. Barry Chicopee Francis X. Quigley Holyoke, D Thomas Davis of Holyoke D. Eleventh Jens J. Madsen of Holyoke, R D. Twelfth Hampden Charles M. Gardner Westfield, R Hampshire Alfred J. Preece Northampton John N. Lyman Easthampton Frank A. Hosmer Amherst, R Fourth Hampshire Waldo H. Peirce Prescott Middlesex Manuel Andrew Cambridge William M. Hogan James W. Bean R. Julius Meyers R. Harry A. Penniman Samuel D. Elmore R. Harry N. Stearns R. Russell A. Wood Elias B. Bishop Howard P. Converse William F. Garcelon R. Fifth Middlesex Frank L. Barnes Waltham, R Patrick J. Duane Waltham, I. AL George C. Fairbanks Frederic H. Hilton Framingham Walter G. Whittemore Ashland Charles F. McCarthy Marlboro Tenth Middlesex Timothy J. Keefe Hudson, D Elisha D. Stone of Ayer, R George A. Wilder of Townsend, R Alfred L. Cutting of Weston, R Edwin M. Kittredge Martin F. Conley John F. Meehan Lowell, D. Seventeenth Middlesex Jirson B. Barrow Charles F. Varnum H. S. Greenwood Albert C. Blaisdell Tewksbury James W. Killam Reading Fred F. Walker Burlington Twenty Josiah S. Bonney Wakefield, R Andrew J. Burnett Charles N. Dennett Malden R. William Niedner Thomas P. Riley Ind Cit Charles W. Atkins Everett, R William E. Weeks Everett Twenty-Fifth William M. Armstrong Sidney B. Keene Charles L. Underhill Charles V. Blanchard John F. Thompson William L. Waugh Frank Eugene Barnard Charles H. Brown Medford Edwin A. Bayley Lexington Thirtieth Middlesex James H. L. Coon Watertown, R Joseph W. Holden Stoneham, R Nantucket Ellenwood B. Coleman William G., Moseley of Needham, R Joseph Walker Norman H. White Robert B. Campbell Hyde Park, R Roger Wolcott Milton, R William R. Thomas Quincy, R Rednor P. Coombs John F. Dwyer Weymouth Charles C. Mellen Braintree Henry E. Holbrook Stoughton, R Julius Guild of Walpole, R Frederick C. Clark Medway, R Frederick S. Lane Foxboro, R Alfred S. Burns William S. Moore Duxbury, R Elmer L. Curtiss Hingham, R Nathan B. Foster Rockland, R W. E. W. N. Arnold Abington, D Zebulon L. Canedy Lakeville, R George E. Doane Middleborough, R Eigeth Orvis F. Kinney West Bridgewater Albin F. Nordbeck Brockton George Swann James Oliver of Athol William F. Learned R. Louis Leland Templeton, R George F. Butterick Sterling Frank Eliot Prouty Brookfield R. Fifth Worcester John E. Paige Southbridge Harry I. Sargent Leicester William A. L. Bazeley Uxbridge Lyman M. Rice Grafton Ninth Worcester S. Alden Eastman R. Wilmarth A. Westcott Hopedale Joseph Gates Westboro Amos T. Saunders Clinton Frank H. Pope Leominster Augustus L. Whitney Daniel E. Denny John P. Holmgren R. Eifteenth Cornelius J. Carmody Sizteenth James H. Mellen D. Siventeenth John H. Thompson Oscar C. Hammarstrom Harrison J. Conant John H. Pickford R. Twenty-First Henry E. Dean Robert M. Washburn Martin M. Lomasney David Mancovitz Timothy F. Callahan Joseph Leonard David T. Montague Malcolm E. Nichols Grafton D. Cushing R. Myron &. Pierce Freeman C. Emerson George FE. Lovett Thomas P. McDevitt James F. Powers Thomas F. Coogan William P. Hickey Francis L. Colpoys Michael J. Reidy James H. Kelly William H. O’brien Francis L. Daly Jeremiah J. Good Daniel J. Curley, Jr Thomas J. Fay Florence J. Driscoll Daniel J. McCarthy Luther C. Greenleaf R. Jarry H. Ham R. Charles Addison Malley John E. Rousmaniere Fred P. Warner Earl E. Davidson J. Henry Leonard Howard Mildram Herbert W. Burr William B. Willcutt William M. Robinson Chelsea, R Samuel A. Segee Revere Clarence A. Warren Oie —Ee Vic Cnse Soideatanont Nee Sila Ae SAGO Eneserenrvinns Ae Teddy, Jr Governor’s Council William Turtle Pittsfield, R Berkshire, Hampshire and Allen T. Treadway Stockbridge William M. Dean Joseph Turner Bristol Samuel Ross Cape Eben S. S. Keith Bourne, R First Essex William R. Salter Clifford B Gray of James F. Shaw Manchester Harry P. Morse George Bunting Daniel D. Mahoney Henry C. Mulligan Natick, R Middireses Thorndike Spalding Elmer A. Stevens Somerville, R. Fourth Middlesex Wilmot R. Evans, Jr Everett, R. Trifth John L. Harvey J. Howell Crosby Arlington James Wilson Grimes Joseph H. Hibbard Lowell, R Suffolk Lewis Burnham Richard S. Teeling Boston, D Barnstable Thomas Pattison Henry A. Ellis Yarmouth Franklin B. Crocker Brewster Edward W. Gleason Clarksburg Berkkshire Benjamin F. Bates Ernest W. Woodside Michael H. Fitzgerald Bernard F. Hanrahan Joseph E. Donovan Jeremiah F. McCarthy James A. Hatton John J. Hayes D. J Frank O’brien Ignatius J. Carleton Thomas J. Grady Jerome Pettite Bartholomew A. Brickley George I. Briggs Bourne, R. Berkshire Arthur W. Plumb Pittsfield, R. Bristol Richard Fr. Warner of Taunton, R County OF Dukes Russell Hancock Chilmark Moody Kimball Newburyport, R Allen C. Burnham Hampecen William H. Porter R. Bampshire Frank M. Sibley Ware, R. Middlesex John F. Merrill Quincy, R. Plymouth Jere B. Howard Brockton, Rh Warren Goodale Clinton, R Arthur C. Moore Southbridge, R Clarendon Chatham Arthur M. Robinson North Adams, R. Bristol Arthur M. Alger Taunton, D.-R OF Duhes Beriah T. Hillman Edgartown, R. Essex Jeremiah T. Mahoney Salem, D.-R Francis N. Thompson of Greenfield, D.R Samuel B. Spooner R.-D. Brampshire Hubberd M. Abbott R. Middlesex William E. Rogers Wakefield, R. Nantucket Horace R. Coleman Nantucket, R.-C. Co John D. Cobb Dedham Sumner A. Chapman Hanson, R. Sufpfole Boston, Ind L.r.-D. Worcester John W. Mawbey Jonathan Eldridge R. Essex John W. Lovett R. Hampden George W. Bray Frank A. Pateh Littleton R. Worcester Thomas C. Sheldon Fitchburg, R John A. Holway Sandwich, R Supreme Judicial Court Walter F. Frederick L.R
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